Anúncios

Final Grade

1 fevereiro 2025, 12:09 • Hugo Gabriel Valente Morais

Dear Students,


The final Grades are published in FENIX.

Kind Regards,
Hugo

Projects presentation

23 janeiro 2025, 17:11 • Hugo Gabriel Valente Morais

Dear Students,
The order for the presentations are the following:
Group 1: 27/01 at 10:00

Group 2: 27/01 at 10:20
Group 3: 27/01 at 10:40
Group 4: 27/01 at 11:00
Group 5: 27/01 at 11:20

Group 6: 28/01 at 14:00
Group 8: 28/01 at 14:20
Group 9: 28/01 at 14:40

Group 7: 30/01 at 15:30

Classroom: C13
Link Zoom:Tópico: Smart Grids Fundamentals Presentation
Horário: Esta é uma reunião recorrente Qualquer hora
Ingressar na reunião Zoom
https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/99729458041?pwd=IP2QLr7fajPS7LhjaB46MsLrnqf0GC.1

ID da reunião: 997 2945 8041

Senha: 375217
You should prepare a presentation of 10 minutes. Afterwards, we will have 10 minutes for discussion.

Office Hours for Porject 1.1 and Project 1.2: Wed 15/Jan 11:00

13 janeiro 2025, 21:46 • António Manuel Raminhos Cordeiro Grilo

The office hours will take place by Zoom:

https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/6158702876

Delivery of Projects 1.x

12 janeiro 2025, 14:16 • António Manuel Raminhos Cordeiro Grilo

In the submitted .zip file, include the project folder that should be installed inside the SGF folder. Do not include the "results" folder, since this is too big and can be easily reproduced by running the simulation.


IMPORTANT NOTICE: The students who have opted to solve the project analitically are also required to setup the simulation scenarios of their solution(s). These should be delivered as instructed above. 

Project 1.2: Note about UdpBasicApp application

9 janeiro 2025, 18:12 • António Manuel Raminhos Cordeiro Grilo

In the scenario, the SCADA at DCC "may issue set-points and measurements to all SS, at an average rate of 0.5s each,
with message size 120 bytes."


As already exemplified in the provided omnetpp.ini, the SCADA application (instance of UdpBasicApp) can have more than one destination configured:

**.DCC.app[0].destAddresses = "SS1 SS2"

In this case, the DCC is configured to send messages towards SS1 and SS2.

When UdpBasicApp has more than one destination address configured, it selects the destination randomly for each packet. Since you only have to guarantee "an average rate of 0.5s" (i.e., one message each 0.5s on the average, not necessarily sent in round robin fashion) to each substation, this means that the **.DCC.app[0].sendInterval parameter will correspond to the total message rate for the ensemble of substations (4 substations in total).